Sentence examples for been contracting out from inspiring English sources

Britain privatised its water firms in 1989 and French municipalities have been contracting out water services since the 19th century.

The French have been contracting out their water systems since the 19th century, and the British privatised their water utilities in 1989.

The SEIU's national office has been contracting out more and more work to a staffing agency, Harris said, including advocacy for card check.

Yet as more and more states have been contracting out their jails and prisons to for-profit companies, the IRS has had difficulty sharing its data with private contractors.

But he concedes that the company, which has been contracting out its manufacturing, has stumbled in meeting orders.

The EIA's original survey for the US Department of Energy published in 2011 had been contracted out to Intek Inc.

Unite said many of those facing redundancy either work from home or have been contracted out to companies.

The 2.4 mile portion from SR 52 to Miramar Road had been contracted out to O.G. Sansome Company for $5.6 million (equivalent to $ in ) by the end of 1969.

Other services have been contracted out to both private and non-profit service providers.

Given lack of capacity within local government, urban primary care service provision has been contracted out to NGOs under the donor funded UPHCP since 1998.

These RHCs had been contracted out to a national NGO since 2008 and each contractual package involved the provision of MNH services.